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Across the states and around the world, it's time to talk LSU women's basketball. This is the Kim Mulkey Show, live from

T.J. Ribs, the official barbecue restaurant of LSU Athletics. Have a question for coach?

Dial the show at 225-5784827 in Baton Rouge, or toll-free at 1-800-3155, or tweet a question live at LSU Radio.

The Kim Mulkey Show starts right now. Right now.

Standing by with the coach, here is the voice of LSU women's basketball.

Patrick Wright.

And a very pleasant, good evening, and welcome to another edition of the Kim Malky Show.

We're live at T.J. Ribs on South Acadian Thruway in Baton Rouge with you every Tuesday night now for the rest of the season.

Wishing everyone happy holidays. I hope the Christmas season was good and the new year coming up.

And when New Year comes around for us, that means one thing. It means SEC play is on deck.

And we'll start on the road at Arkansas.

That game will be at 6 o'clock on ESPN 2 on Thursday night. And of course, here on the LSU Sports Radio Network.

We're very much looking forward to seeing what LSU can do in the league play.

An Arkansas team that probably gave LSU their worst loss last year. Back in Fayetteville,

90 to 76 was the score in the game probably really wasn't that close. And they've got a lot of

those players back and we'll certainly talk a lot about the matchup as we go on here. LSU 12 and

0 ranked ninth in the country, the latest poll that just came out. Only a handful of undefeated teams still remain in women's college basketball,

and LSU was one of those.

Arkansas was among that group, but they lost a couple of games.

After we came home from Hawaii, they played out in San Diego,

and they lost a close one to Oregon by seven points and they lost an

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